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Q: Can You Get Pregnant By...............................

asked by: Tweetyortiz on October 27th, 2005

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Here's the thing,

this girl that went out with my boyfriend in march when we broke up. They had sex from 23-30.

She told him that she gets her period 2 to 3 times a year and that when she thought I was pregnant she claimed she was pregnant.

Now my question is since she's like this and I know there's a pill out there that makes you have a period 4 times a year, but, what I wanted to know was can she get pregnant by this and don't you ovulate only a few days before you get your period, can you get pregnant from that.

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Nytrydr

replied on August 3rd, 2009

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Yes you can get pregnant while on the pill

I'm sorry nobody is responding to your post, perhaps you could be a bit more clear? my understanding is that, if you have sex, regardless of the overall effectiveness of a particular contraceptive pill, yes you can get pregnant, no pill is 100% effective, which is why you should always use 2 forms of protection (for example pill and condom), which will also help you not to get a disease, but I'm not a doctor, just a Social Worker.

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